A Tangible Tune Sharing Comeback!
Gone are the days when sharing music was not only an audible but physical experience. These day, apps have replaced mixtapes and CDs you made…
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Harman Kardon makes an Alexa killer!
So this happened. Just how Amazon suddenly debuted the Echo speaker with the Alexa AI assistant inside it and completely changed the smart-home game overnight…
The Building Blocks of Electronic Music
The modularity movement has hit the music industry too, as can be seen with the Roli Blocks. Designed by Roli, the same people who made…
The clever use of Symbolism in Design
Even with the Beoplay H2’s somber design aesthetic, there’s still an invisible energy to it. If you haven’t noticed, it’s because of the clever way…
Hello Cassette My Old Friend…
On rare occasions, I come across a product that stops me in my tracks, and makes me all starry eyed like a little child. After…
Audio You Can Rough Up
The latest from designer Paul Chen, this smart Bluetooth speaker concept is made to withstand the wildest of users! Dustproof, shockproof, and even waterproof, it…
The Superman of Speakers
Here’s a speaker that lives up to its name! WONDERBOOM is wireless, waterproof, and virtually indestructible. From its no-frills aesthetic and super easy interface to…
Pininfarina goes from Auto to Audio!
When you bring together the renowned precision of German technology and the revered panache of Italian design, you know you have the formula for a…
A Speaker with a Surprise
“Atelier” is a hybrid entertainment system that marries high end audio and television into one elegant unit. According to designer Kwanjun Ryu, it’s first and…
The Barely-there Bluetooth Adapter!
As puny as it is, PLUB packs a powerful punch to convert any wired headphones to wireless! It’s quite possibly the most affordable, lightest, and…
A Distorted Dream Come True
Guitarists are on the never-ending lookout for the perfect distortion! This usually means cycling through pedal after pedal. Until now… unlike other designs with only…
Tangible Tuning
No two people prefer the same settings when it comes to jamming out so why should our speakers be the same? Taking this concept into…